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> So all the programmers who work there should live on thin air? We are talking about C*, Engineer Manager, getting almost 700k/year. Not developers.
by pelasaco 3y ago
> So all the programmers who work there should live on thin air?
We are talking about C*, Engineer Manager, getting almost 700k/year. Not developers.
- johnnyanmac 3y agoYes, so what's the problem?
- pelasaco 3y ago> Yes, so what's the problem? What is the problem of managers of a non-profit company earning around 700k/year and the company is writing blog posts complaining that the the company operation is too expensive? I think if you read it aloud, you will understand it.
- johnnyanmac 3y agoWhen the numbers total $50m in operations and the CEO is making about as much as a principal Google engineer: no, I don't see the issue. Even if he made $0 the issue remains given that every part of the server operation costs more than him. But sure. What do you think is a fair salary or totalccomp for a founder and CEO of a popular, privacy focused app?
- pelasaco 3y ago> CEO is making about as much as a principal Google engineer From a company living from donations... It is illusion (probably a California thing), to think that you are going to compete salary wise with FAANG. The time will tell (well their complaining about money, is already hinting it)...
- johnnyanmac 3y agoBut they aren't. A principal engineer is not a CEO but probably makes more at top companies. I don't even work at a FAANG and I was making almost as much as the director there who lists 200k or so total comp. Probably with 20 years less experience to boot. I don't live in SF either; High CoL area but not SF. That's why I asked you what's a "reasonable" salary. I'm wondering what your POV here is in terms of compensation.
- pelasaco 3y agoTop European salary would be a third of that.